WRC - Coates Hire Rally Australia 2015: Onboard Meeke SS04
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- FIA World Rally Championship - Coates Hire Rally Australia 2015
Stagewin Newry Long 1 (29.51km in 16:56.7min): Kris Meeke/ Paul Nagle (Citroen Racing);
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THANK YOU FOR THIS POST!!! The onboard videos are the BEST!
I'm somewhat new to WRC. I'm amazed at what these guys can do in car and all the different surfaces they have to drive on throughout the year
Welcome to best motosport of the world ;)
Fantastic onboard. Is it me or are Meeke's notes rather busy compared to some other drivers?
This man deserves a Polo or the Yaris. Citroen makes him push over the limit because they give him a slow car by vw standards and they blame when he crashes.
I realize I'm kind of randomly asking but do anyone know a good place to stream newly released series online?
@Chaim Stetson I would suggest FlixZone. You can find it on google :)
@Randy Walker yup, have been using Flixzone for months myself =)
@Randy Walker Thank you, I signed up and it seems to work :D Appreciate it !!
@Chaim Stetson No problem :)
He is really good, like Meeke but the only thing he should do is be more consistent. But OK at least he crashes fighting for be the best or stay as high as he can in the leaderboard, meanwhile Ostberg is just consistent, but fighting for nothing. I prefer Meeke way, but let's see Matton, probably at the end of the year one of the two drivers will be out of the team.
By the way thankyou WRC for the Onboard
at 1:00 he says 5 left AT THE TREE their in a forest WITCH TREE LOL
Watch it
+Top Gear fan It certainly seems like he's pushing just as hard and as cleanly as the VW boys most of the time. I'd say he's way more experienced and talented than Mikkelsen yet we see VW exclusive podiums. I'd love to see him on an even playing field.
+SenorKoquonfaes he just cant do it with citroën... the pace of vw is crazy.
Very Good Video.
That is very cool!
Who else closes their eyes and just watches the stage in your head (and yes I pretend I'm driving)?
im trying to keep tracking of what the codriver says but its not easy at first
man, that was a really tricky stage
This is great stuff, however I wish I could watch the whole stage from one camera angle. Personally, I'm not interested in watching the driver and co-driver, just the road ahead.
hahaha does he say "5 left at the tree"?
which tree?
+affablegiraffable I heard the same thing lol
Transmission automatic?...
+skaylars It is a Sequential Transmission...the 1/4 circle next to steering wheel...push forward to downshift, pull back to shift up. I don't think there is a clutch tho....
+T-Dawg2020 u are absolutely correct
@@fischertim1 There is a clutch, as it's still a manual (manual-sequential) transmission. Yet they use it only to prevent the engine from stalling.
This looks like Florida.
carl shneebly it’s fitzroy Australia...